Bumble Bee Dispatch

A freight agent is responsible for sales and matching carriers with customer needs. Most agents work from their own homes, under the...

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2018 there were about 129 million full-time jobs in America. That same year,...

In recent years, Walmart has been turning away from third-party contracts and employing its own truckers, including a hiring surge of...

Freight brokers can have an amazing career. Take the freight brokerage training at Bumble Bee Dispatch. With this training you can: . -...

According to American Trucking Associations, US trucks moved 10.8 billion tons of freight in 2017. That equates to about 30 pounds worth...

It might seem like food supplies on supermarket shelves are boundless, always there when you need them. But in fact, experts predict that...

Freight brokers can set their own hours — deciding when and how much they work. Many works from home, so they create their own work/life...

In 2018, the American Trucking Associations released a statement saying the industry needed to hire almost 900,000 more drivers to meet...

Given restrictions on how many hours a driver can log in a given day (and in a given week), most drivers will average about 2,000 and...

Trucking is a surprisingly egalitarian industry, with 40.6% of all trucking jobs held by minorities. This far outpaces the national...

America's trucking industry is the lifeblood of the U.S. economy. In fact, nearly every good consumed in the U.S. is put on a truck at...

Freight factoring is when a carrier sells the invoice for a load they've hauled in order to get cash immediately, instead of waiting...

Freight brokers find carriers for shippers to haul their freight. They also assume financial responsibility in the shipping process by...

Many times, the question arises as to what are the various trucking authorities available. The right choice(s) can make the difference in...

We provide dispatch services for owner-operators operating with their own authority. We seek the best paying loads that will generate...

Freight Agents are commonly referred to as Independent Freight Agents. However, the tasks of a Freight Agent and Independent Freight...

The primary difference between the two is a Freight Broker must secure a Freight Broker license through the FMCSA, is required to secure...

A Freight Broker is required to be licensed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and secure a surety bond. The...

The role of a Freight Agent is three-fold: sales, customer service, and logistics. On a typical day, a Freight Agent’s tasks include but...

Freight Agents are business owners, have their own customers, and work on commission from their home or office under the authority of a...